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  1. Trump pushes European countries to shoulder security burden, while the US plans significant reductions in military assets for NATO.
  2. European members increase defense spending, tracked by IIISS, shaping the defense trajectory of NATO.

The Netherlands outlines new foreign policy principles, including strategic dialogue on European nuclear deterrence and meeting the 3.5% GDP defense spending target.

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The Netherlands outlines new foreign policy principles, including strategic dialogue on European nuclear deterrence and meeting the 3.5% GDP defense spending target.

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  1. The Netherlands announced new defense commitments, including legalizing NATO spending targets and investing in drone defense, during the NATO summit in Ankara.Sub-event
  2. The Netherlands increased defense spending and followed NATO's funding framework, though an audit found the MoD violated procurement rules.Sub-event
  3. Dutch government outlines new foreign policy principles regarding defense spending and NATO commitments.1 source

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